This project was carefully designed to meet our client’s energy needs and accommodate for ongoing maintenance and futureproofing. Installation was also difficult as the switchboard location was not ideal for inverters or cabling.

The Aluminium standing seam roof needed a special mounting design to avoid any reaction between elements found in the roof sheets and the solar panel rails. A micro-inverter system was used as the site suffered from extensive shading throughout the day.

The multiple orientations of the roof and the nature of the surrounding environment made this project quite challenging. Key design approach was to have the flexibility of increasing system size in the future, as well as connect a battery and EV charger powered by the solar system.

This site had one of the steepest roofs we’ve seen with a 50° pitch! After the customer was knocked back by many solar companies, we were able to step up to the challenge and get it done while meeting the highest saftey and quality standards throughout the entire process.

Due to the copper facade of the house and roof, special mounting systems were used. A copper conduit was custom made to hide any cables. The selection of panels and micro-inverters had to take into account the nearby beach. For a system this small, it took a few months to plan and execute, but in […]

After modelling site consumption, the client needed to add ~ 4.5kWs to their existing system. The tile part of the roof was high pitched, old and had no spare tiles. A cost to benefit analysis was conducted. In order to avoid potential roof leaks and other risks, 5 panels were placed on the extension part […]